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Colonel lngerson seems TO keep pretty busy TO
CARELESS of the fact that the dun season has set
In Defending an ex-clergyman indicted for bias
phemy In New Jersey, and denOuncing the Rus
san extradition treaty In New York. both I'm one
day, ought 70 satisfy any reasonable mans de-
mand for occupation, with the thermometer hover.
ing among the eighties
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Only one juror was accepted yesterday for the
tral OF jacob Sharp, out of fifty-four talesmen
examined. Talesmen are dismissed as unfit for
jury duty II they have already formed such an
opinion Of the merits OF the case as cannot readily
De changed by the evidence produced In court. II
Il not surprising that flfty-three out OF ftyrour
OF his felow-cttlzens have made up their minds
what manner OF man Mr.. Sharp is. Neither is tt
strictly nstteriny.
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LADIES, Surf SALE CONTINUED.
Bors "Ourr1rrusa" DrpABrmrsr.

Bors. "Ourr1rrrxa" DEPARTMENT
We keep everything for Boys, from 4 TO Il
years of age. We sell at the lowest prices con-
sistent with frst-class qualities. A few specials
viz:
Lot z, Zoology Atwood Fine Serge Suits
Norfolk style, well made and finished; colors,
navy blue and light gray; sizes to IA years;
only so per suit. s2.
Lot 6.310-Boys' Atwood Scotch Cheviot
Kilt Suits, two-piece, made Norfolk" style,
handsome light brown check; sizes, 3 to @
years; only "a. SO per suit
From the regular stock we offer an elegant
line Of boys one-piece Kilt Suits, made from
all-wool material. body Of navy blue and seal
brown cloth, with fancy Scotch plaid skirt;
sizes. 2h to years; only % per suit
We have just opened q new lot Of the cele-
brated king" Shirt Waists, in q large variety
of choice styles and solid colors; the best as
sortment yet shown, $1.25. We have other
styles and kinds. at 25. so. 75c and 81 each.
Elegant line Of Boys Atwood Flannel
Waists, in solid colors and variety of plaids
and checks; sizes, to IL years; @2 each.
Full line Of Boys Hose, Collars, Cuffs, TN
derwear, etc. low prices
Second floor; through arch.)
WOODWARD h LOTHROP
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LrOR ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS fFRON an
naacso duplicate plateel, delivered at Offices and
ressdences In this city At 10 cents a week adire~.
NATIONAL NEWS AND ART AGENCY D a. 1pI,s
o75, Washington, ID. C. 81.
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1t will always be remembered to the honor of
the late Justice Woods that, both as a maker and
as an expounder of laws, he Invested his official
work wholly OF partisan bias. While serving as a
member Of the Ohio Legislature, in the winter of
1S6Q-6l he was the leader of the democratic side
or the lower house, and was called upon TO shape
policy for his party on important measures bear
Ing on the then impending civil war. Among the
bills introduced was one by the republicans for the
purpose OF appropriatlng a large sum OF money for
military expenses, and committing the State rrev-
Ocably 10 the Union cause. IL was the intent OF
some OF the republican managers to make parti-
san capital by pushing this bill through under
suspension OF the rules. They were argued out of
this notion by Judge Woods. who assured them
that, whereas he md not believe the democrats
could be brought TO the support OF the bill by
''railroading" methods he could carry them with
him In It's favor II it were handled In the usual
way, with plenty OF time for consideration His
suggestion was followed and the Judge worked
among his associates with such effect that the
vote OF the house went forth TO the country as
tneontestible evidence of the loyalty OF the state
In 1857, although then republican circuit
Judge for the NTH circuit including the districts
OF louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina and other
southern states, he preferred not TO be entrusted
with the decision of the case of the South Caro-
lima state canvaSsers, which was practically to
settle the Tllden-HayeS presidential contest so
keenly was he sensible OF the necessity of abolish
ing political considerations from his mind. For
this reason another judge was sent into his circuit
70 relieve him Of the case. 1t was, therefore, an
eminent tribute TO his fairness when President
Hayes, whose fortunes were i'm the balance which
Judge Woods had refused TO hold, raised him to
the seat on the Supreme Bench which he has just
Quilted, crowned with the hearty respect Of his
fellowAcitizens.
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j. G. Hurcmssos
IMPORTER
LACES.
WHITE SUITS,
CoLORED SUITS,
TRAVELLING WRAPPERS
JACKETS. HALF PRICE
DREss TRIMMINGS
HAMBURG EDGING
FOSTER KID GLOVES. s1.oO Per Pair. upward
apl6 e01 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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The sales in cur Muslin Underwear Department up
to noon to-day Con the strength of the sweeping sale
have sdvertised) were surprise to u.s. and We think
the fact that we are offering unapproachable bargains
in Madeup Cotton Wear Is sufficiently we'll known to
allow rs TO simply mention it to-day and take the most
Of our space to speak Of
LACEs AND EMBRO1DERIEs.
We are selling 40-inch Spanish Lace F1ouneine.
All Silk. Feather-edge Finish at e14S Per Yard, aud
we think this price low enough to speak of.
We are Offering 45-inch Oriental Lace F7ouncing,
in Cream and Ecru Heavily Worked. at SIS cents
Yard. We ADVERTISE this lace once before at this
price, and result have very little Left but what
have at 55 cents, although IS cents
the value We have Snoh Lace to Match at 12k Cents
Per Yard.
We offer 48-inch Flouncng Of Embroidered India
Linen Heavily Worked in Black Cream and Ecru,
Three shades aad but three pieces. Originally it
brought $1.48 Yard. We want to sell these three
pieces and close OUT 9S Cents the Price Per Yard
For 11-inch Swiss Embroidery, in five different de-
signs we only ask % Cents Yard We have sold the
very same patterns at 5 cents and sold of them
Have one piece of Black Wool Flouncine, "a inches
wide. II you want anything in this line 25 Cents il
the Price.
We have three different celorngs in Everlasting
Net" ~ inches wide, suitable for overdresses S5
Cents Yard WAS the price originally, but they are
slow sellers, we will say so Cents
We offer you Yards of Coored Chambry Embroid-
cry for so Cents We originally got SO Cents these
goods The assortment is broken-only few colors
left.
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WANTED-LOTS.

VVANTED-LOTS-THE NATIONAL CAPITAL IN
w vestment Co. tSamuel II Walker president. $50
Louisiana next door TO City POD Eligible Prop
critics. large or small IN any section promptly pur
chased il found 10 be = BARGAIN my .t-3m
UNNECESSARILY AND IN
w improved Property to sell. direct from owners
quick sales and moderate commission
my12-6t s. c. HILL. cor Sth aud L SITS.
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lHE RUSH CONTINUES IN OUR GUS
TOM DEPARTMENT FOR OUR LIGHT.
WEIGHT wooLENs.
WE CARRY. WITHOUT DOUBT. THE
LARGEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS IN THE
CITY. AND MAKE SUITS TO ORDER FROM
$50 UP.
FOR $50 AND s25 WE MAKE UP EN-
T1RELY NEW PATTERNS OF GOOD, SUB
sTANTIAI, ATWOOD, WELL MADE, AND
FASHIONABLE SUITS.
OUR sPECIALT1Es THIS SEASON ARE
TWO OR THREE MAKES COMPRISING A
LARGE VARIETY OF pATTERNs-or FINE
IMPORTED GOODS At $50 AND s35
SUIT.
THESE PRICES ARE $40 TO sl5 LESS
THAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN THE SAME
MAKE OF GOODS SOLD FOR HERE BE-
FORE.
IN OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT WE
HAVE SAME GRADE OF aoODs-NoT SAME
PATTERNs-AsO OUR go AND s25 CUSTOM
SUITS. WHICH WE SELL AT sl6 TO eco.
THESE ARE JUST MADE UP FROM OUR
OWN STOCK OF PIECE GOODS, AND ARE
AS WELL CUT AND MADE As CUSTOM
WORK.
IN ALL THESE THE STYLES ARE Ex-
CLUsIvELY OUR OwN-No ONE ELSE
HAVING THEM
THIS PREVENTS so MANY OF ONE
STYLE BEING SEEN ON THE STREETS AS
TO MAKE THEM COMMON.
A FEW OF OUR s35 CUSTOM GOODS
NOT SAME PATTERNs-IN OUR READY
MADE STOCK AT SEQ.
E. B. BARNUM L CO.,
myl7 e31 PENxsrIvks1A AVENUE.
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FINE LAcrs FnoM Auction

ZINE LAcEs From Auction
AT
WOODWARD LoTHROPs NEW STORE.
Messrs. Duden Co., Importers Of Fine I.sces,
Of New York, sold their Spring IInportations at
public auction last week. We occurred AZ sepa-
rate lots, at from 80 to so per cent less their
regular prices. The lots embrace wide andnar-
row Cream Oriental and Mauresque Laces and
F1ouncings, Black Spanish Guipure and Chan
lilly Lace Flouncngs. with narrow Laces to
match Cream Escurial Lace Flouncings, Fedora
Lace Flouncngs, with narrow Laces to match.
Advance invoices of these Laces were placed on
sale this morning. Tomorrow, Wednesday
morning, we shall offer the following extraordi-
nary bargains:
BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACES.
31in, regular price &c., only l5c. per yd.
lin, regular price 75c.. only Soc. per I'd.
bin. regular price 81. only SOC per yd
BLACK CHANTILLY LACES.
Din, regular price, 22c., only l2tc per I'd.
21in. regular price Csc. only 2Oc per I'd.
314-in Cream Atwood Lace, regular price
&C., only Ike. per I'd.
Extra-fne Cream Mauresque Lac es Elmer than
Oriental)
inch. regular price 15c., only loc. per I'd.
81 a." CSC, 18c.
d" 37hc" 22c
Csc. " SOC.
IL 9Oc. 4Oc.
CREAM FEDORA LACE-MATCH PATTERNS.
2H-in regular price 35c., emily DC. per I'D.
27-in.. Net, regular price 1915, only $3.50
eryd.
4o-in.. Flounce, regular price SO, only "a
per I'd.
4O-in. Cream Escurial Lace Flouncings
ai"' 1rice--
SAAAy
Gin. Two-tone Cotton Net open-work pat
terms: regular price 65c., only 4Oc. yer I'D
44-in. Oriental Lace F1ouncings, black en-
broidered on white, regular price S2.T5, only
e1.374. EXACTLY HALF PRICE Tin. Lace
to match regular price 4Oc, only zoe. per I'D.
eV-Other equally as good bargains.
main floor; center couuter.)
my17 WOODWARD LOTHROP
(!HIcKERINa PIANO. SEVEN ocTAvEs $3.50
my17-6t 934 ct. NV.
HHANDsOME SQUARE CHICKERING PIANO.
seven octaves richly carved legs, la perfect order
my17-6t 934 st. NV.
BALDWIN Day AR Rrrn1arRArons
During the past five years we have placed large
number Of these Refrigerators with housekeepers
merchants AMI restaurants here in Washington. and
therefore furnish ample city references as to thel
superiority. Don't fail to call and examine them be-
fore purchasing. No trouble to show them
S s6 fi6Edks !, ELPHoNzo Y9 g S.s CO,
my17
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1t Is satisfactory to learn, from order just Is
sued. that the commissioners are not inSensible OF
the contempt shown by the street-car companies
for the laws by whose grace they exist. The stat
utory provision that these companies shall be re-
spons1oie for the repair OF the street pavement for
The space between the outer walls OF the tracks,
and for distance OF two feet adjacent thereto, is
- plain as English words can make it; yet there
b not a company that pretends TO do Its duty in
the premises The condition OF the crown OF the
roadway In some OF our leading thOroughfareS IL
disgraeeful in the extreme. 1t would not be tOer-
ated In any European city where tramways are In
use. There Is no reason why it should be treated
here with more lenity. Great gullieS fringe the
rails either side, serving as storage reservoirs
for dust and filth in dry weather and for muddy
water and filth in wet, and adding to the discoIl-
forts and perfls OF crossing the tracks with Ordn
airy vehicles The Commissioners have directed
attention anew to the law about repairs and COM
handed the corporations to obey 1t. They have
also directed that hereafter. in repavtng
the two feet adjacent to the outer
walls of the tracks. the granite blocks
shall be used only on the side where an additional
horse is necessary. This reform will be welcomed
BY the people, but ii does not go far enough
Every rail In the city streets ought to be pulled
up tomorrow, and replaced with grOoved rail,
such as Is used in the principal cities OF Europe
and In several parts OF our own country. The wear
and tear ON carriage springs and wheels, to say
nothing OF human nerves. would be bad enough H.
In crossing car track, there We're only the stone
bauasting to go over. When to this Is added four
protrudng rails, the nuisance becomes unendur-
able. The rights OF the community seem to be
well enough protected by the law, II the District
government will vigorously enforce 1t.
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Rule AND Rum.

Rule AND Rum.
tits our purpose to Rule in the matter Of Low Prices
at time maintaining the high standard of our
goods and hope thereby to Ruin the high standard of
prices which prevails great extent in the District
Of Columbia for low grade Of goods. In the further
"'''' RULE AND RUIN.
Policy we firmly believe that we shall receive the
hearty support and cooperation Of large majority of
the people.
Ills the eye of an eagle that chances along the CLINT
ing steel and plants each shot plumb center
SHOT NO. 1.
Blue Cheviot Suits (sacks), 698. These suits are
strictly all WOOL fadsIess color and we do not believe
can be duplicated anywhere for less than $40
SHOT NO. g
Fancy Cashmere Suits Victory), $3.50. These are
excellent suits for business purposes richly worth
10 the weArsr 30 psreent more than the price We name.
1I SHOT NO 3.
Grand Army Suits tslster's), $3.50. Made according
10 Grand Army" regulations We furnish ret Of JET
and @. A. buttons with each suit
SHOT NO f.
Cheviot Suits (checks std rlaads), e976. In ave
shades and pastefns strictly al wool For neatuess
snd durability we hsve never seen anything to equal
them. ,,,,,
Prince Albert Suits sl5. So S16.50. and s17.40. II
you viii take the trouble to and examine these
suits you will be sstonished They strictly al
WOOL corkscrews and daeonals. made up In rstclass
styls, with silk and satin i.cinss.
BOYS Suits cages Ii to Is yeara) eS.12 ALI wool,
and w,I compare favossbly with any 90 90 suit
this or any other mataet
Childrsn's Suits cages 3 to ID ysarsh $3.50: Some
clothiers make much ado shout suit ut e250. Ours
10 an all woel suit at that 6eare
SHOT NO. 8.
Bfenss Cashmere Pants Chair lnesl %. We know
thSa Won are prepared 70 doubt H. bat nevsSthsle
thAns pants are made of strictly all.wool goods
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11SoTHER OREAT DALE.
:. 4 4 4 g. {; I. : !: |: !.
+ F. F; 4: 4 E.. 4: = / :: :;
f. Sc II i i +
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW
TOMORROW.
Tomorrow morning we open s45 pieces Of tsce
which shall be enabled offer ct even lower prices
than quoted during last weeks great sale.
LOT r.
SO pieces black all silk Ch.ntfiy Lace Flosncinss
AZ inches wide. Prices GAS. sls5. e1.eS. s2.4s.
S2.6S. 81. 90, 90 As. s3 10, e4.6S, $685.
sF- The 81 As founcinss Q bargain. Twill be
well to call early for Eve have only ave pieces At
$1.4S) the more expensive Houncings represent the
finest collection Of fine chantily laces ever offered
here The prices are much below the real market
values.
so pieces heavy black silk Spanish Gupure Flounc-
ings AZ inches wide. 81 AZ to %. SO per yard.
ep We have five pieces at 81 As, and we know the
rush for them will soon cause their disposal. Ladies'
whe afford Injuries will appreciate the bargains III
the more expensive founcings.
LOTS "A AND IS.
80 pieces black all silk Chantilly Nets and Spanish
Guipure Nets to match founcings in lots 73 and a.
Prices 81 % to s12.6S per yard.
LOTS rs AND &c.
100 pieces narrow Chantilly and Spanish Guipure
Lsces to match above quoted founcings and nets
Prices Zoe. to 1898 per yard.
tE 1he weight designs, and widths of these laces
are equal to aces usually offered at 25 per cent higher
prices
25 pieces Oriental and Egyptian Lace F1ouncines in
white, cream and ecru Prices Sc, &c., &c., ESQ.,.
$1.19, $135, $10S, $198, e26S, 81 90 per yard
The SEC. founcings are AZ inches wide. Are they
cheap!
LOT3.
pieces Normandy Val. Lace F1ouncings in new
striped effects AZ inches wide Clio to S2.06 per
yard
OUR REGULAR STOCK
Of ces has been reduced in price in order that prices
may agree with the new stock We show full line Of
Colored Laces in plain and combination colors for
wash dresses from &c. to 4Sc. per yard. Normandy
Val. Laces, Torchon Laces, Medci Iaces, Smyrna
Laces. Florenne Laces Fedora Lsees Point d. Esprit
Laces. All at reduced prices.
Then we have in our lace department fancy nets,
crepes and gsuzes in colors for hat trimmings.
Lace parasol from 39c to s49s are all little
below last weeks prices.
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
Tomorrow 100 Nickel Clocks; warranted one year,
S9c. each.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-PART OF STORE l149 PENN AVE-
Il nue. suitable for watch maker and ieweler Terms
reasonable to desirable tenant. Inquire Circulating
Library. l749 Penn. nyl6-3ts
IrOR RENT-sToRE NORTHWEST CORNER 1TH
II aud SITS. n. W, including fixtures for MANY years
has been occupied a. drug store.
w C. DUvALI.
(Successor IL puvall MarrD.
my 13-1t 925 n ST n W.
VNOR RENT-SToRE AND CELLAR CORNER OF
IL 9th and L SITS. suitable for Q business of aug
kind Apply to w. q. JOHNSON, us 18th 81.
myl2-lm
NOR RHINESTONE AND CELLAR. 40s 18TH
Il ST. door from Pennsylvania ave: alsc rooms
and u LIST floor building corner Pa ave. and 18th st.
Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 1901 Pa ave, cor.
18th 1T. iny4-2m
EoR RENT - FINEST LOCATED STORE IN
Il Washington: recently occupied by Woodward q
Lothror. Boston Dry Goods House. 921 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. This a. rare opportunity q rood
business location For further particulars inquire VI
j. Mel DODSON.
700 ID St NV
my4-2m National Bank of Republic Building.
NOR RENT-oNE-HALF OF FINE STORE, 500
II l1th ST. second door north Of ST. opposite
Boston Dry Goods House: splendid location for Office
also two large Rooms, third floor. HARDING a
WATERS COG 18th ST. NV. my2-lm
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Mosr WoxDEaruI Rznucr,osa
AT
BRODHEAD cos
9O7 ST., NEAR 9TH ST. II. ".
2l.50 Lyon Gros Grain sill. a u
17c. Sesrsuckers, 1t 12Kc
$Ly6 Thomps0nB Corssts q 06o,
81 6ladstone Shirt ct SIC.
Toe. button Kids. n H()r.
l0c ERUIT OF THE LOON COTTON, Ct ia
5Qc. Yard wide all-vpoi Saitin9. q S7jS0
15c. Blk Yelling, At l0c.
Sc. Check Nainsooks. at So.
Toe. India Linen at Be-
Bsautitnl Embroadered Dress Psttsrna el4o
40 inch alow9ol Black pakists, 500.
Yard wide Oashfnegos, 36o.
10-4 Sheet1ng, 16xc
GAUGE Underwear, Csc.
1ns sns.; ,S Of cn sSss z ~ n fnoxn % nssa
bkODHkAD 90,
+ -, neae Oh.
uTa,hs osd1:, .ess asa'ahis ana ohsspsst n qesds
j. Eess k ". 81, sofE "a 81 WE g; ~ .s,.,,
Cement pan9toe, pttok - - -
Telepho0e S16-12 uhA
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BOARDING.

VTNHE DUPONT HOUSE n !. COR 18th AND
III Corcorzu etreets n ". 6ne roomA furnished or
unfurnished with or without table board: strictly
frst-cass In every respect In all in appointments;
moderate. .ApS-3m
CPRAGUE MANSION COR. 9Th AND SITS. NV
Srooms and board by the day. week or month ap2 i'm
EoR RENT-FURN{sHED nooAk WITH yIn9T-
exchanged Transiepts accommoasted 10l6 18th O.
mh5-9ws
TlOARDIN0 And nOOMe TWO IADaR VIII
- furnia1ed cpmmunicatin4 frout rouuo, nSoood
noor table board per month - Per vssk ssd
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

INOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST:
II new and very Desirable five stalls and
room. Apply to A. L. BRlCE. ia 18th st myl6- I'm
NOR RENT-"LEAkN TlPE-WRITlNG."
IL Machines rented at 60 per month and sold IN
monthly payments.
my4-:Sm "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 1913 + st NV.
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BALDWIN Day Ar RrrnrerRArons.

WASAnAKEn,s
PHILADELPHIA, May 10th. 1887
We lead the New World on Linens. wherever
good Linens are made, our buyer picks, aud
skips. and skips and picks-only the fttest, best.
Such big lots that there are no prices below.
Prom the maker, to US. to YOU.
That's why We sell one fortieth Of all the
the Pure Linen that comes to this country
Our just-in-Linens are now heaped about the
Store. Such . showing Of these cool, clean,
crisp things a you've never seen. Worth
coming 100 miles to see; 1000 miles to buy.
JOHN wANAMAKER,
my16.2t Philat1elphis.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ID ARE CHANCE-oNE SEAL BROWN HORSE. g
1Ayears DID, with side bar buggy and harness in good
This horse is irst-class road horse and can be
seep At Il ' y in can "s
ANY PERSON HAVING TWO HUNDRED AND
~ dollar can clear 100 Rer esnt Grot during
I,oR sALE-ToBACCo AND CIGAR STORE. THIS
II is rare Opportunity; Confectionery. no better
e6anee a Once ss s St B. .N RaMEg
EoR sALE--A SMALL GROCERY STORE, DOING
II fair business. Must be sold at once. Cause for
selling .. on account Of husbands death Price sioo
A PARTY WITH SOME CAPITAL WANTS AN IN.
Star office. my1T-2t'
EoR SALE : FIRsT-CLAss CARPENTERS JOB
cARPESTEe sssf se ess ns 00''"e'' 0As my f4s
IroR sALE-DRUG STORE slsOO; AN EXCEL
vision Stores. cheap, Di.aing Rooms various other
sasPes s. ehap RsM fa bargains 0'nmsTS 2se
IToR sALE-sPLENDID STAND FOR GROCERY
or Drug Store northwest corner Och and = sta Sc,
east fron one Short square south q PsnssyT.nia
ave- only $4,000; cheap. Apply on premiss., OF 70
my10-2w 32o Pennsylvania ave- s.eL
COX AT THIs-YoU can Nh HAVE YOUR FURNI-
b sS OK oe
myS-i Il :''0 JUN s'''' "' WI F. kEA@ER.
VroR RENT-A LARGE AND NICELY ARRANGED
aorenment Prinins oca Inquire % car nsfr
LAGHAN, corner North Capitol and SITS. myo2ws
GEO. II. READ, INVESTMENT BANKER AND
cent; Debenture bonds and guaranteed farIl mort
cages for sale also six per cent twenty and thirty
year gold bearing Water Company bonds. ali pay
LOCAL LOANS NEGOTIATED. ap2s-eo2m
WANTED PRINTING-HANDBIIIs ax6 10000
GO 1855 go pa soSS5 500
sortment antique. .sfin, linen. tinted, eoiored aud
ioio snd s WEE sls
mh5-3m
COMMERCIAL OFFICE sas r ESTABLISHED
plan You sVod pubcity which hsa an snsct
ness Il fOrsais. left our ofsos. b. FANCY nssssm'
RgILDINe LOTS FOB SALE on BLAcKIsToE
.a, ,ssa E SSRHf e G. COMBS. A,,orasy:..1.~
IA HULL DEAN.
Brokers and Deslersin
GOGEBIC IRON MINING STOCKS
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES
and Lands. and Heal Estate in Washington.
Minneapolis and Chiosso
o Office; Room 4. Glover Baildinx l4lsFs
NH -3m
sS sAE HRSsAE
GIG PA AVE. n. ". tsouth sidel
Persons going abroad, or lesving The city should
n the a IVES "a the ensa ~ s SS
Iate and other valusbles Clothing, pAintngs works
e At low nsss: fsis T ssiS
after. your yaluab!es are stolen or burnea
foe-sm 9 }Sssar HSS. = m - & sn~1
FS,fs 81, .st s saa Sc Srd
Ruling. Ps1cratins and numberinF n.s.nps
r.iea Send note. we win call nso-am